“Stop mining or my people will die”: the desperate appeal of an indigenous person born uncontacted to the French giant Eramet
For the first time in his life, Ngigoro left the Halmahera rainforest to cross thousands of kilometers to reach Paris.
The horror mushroom, which seems to have come out of Stranger Things and resembles the Demogorgon, really exists (and smells like death)
A one of a kind appearance, blood colors and a trail of death that comes from the mushroom. It is
Black cloud over Riva del Garda: what we know about the fire that hit the Fedrigoni paper mill this morning
This morning, Thursday 27 November, a violent fire broke out in the Fedrigoni paper factory in Riva del Garda, in
Europe in reverse: the law that was supposed to save the forests has been scuttled
From IT problem to environmental capitulation. An alleged technical hitch was enough for the European regulation against deforestation (EUDR), considered
Thailand submerged by record rains, at least 33 dead: it is the worst flood in the last 300 years
In recent weeks, Southeast Asia has found itself facing a series of exceptional meteorological events that have brought entire communities
The betrayal of tropical forests: from allies to enemies of the climate
Forty-nine years of counting trees. To measure their growth, their health, their ability to do what forests have always done:
Biologists find one of the rarest (and smelliest) flowers in the world after 13 years of research and burst into tears
Thirteen years of walking in the tropical rain, of nights spent in the dense vegetation and of hopes deferred: this
Heroic olive trees: 5 stories of struggle, memory and beauty to discover on the trees symbolizing peace
Have you ever thought about how much story an olive tree can tell? Silent and majestic, it has its roots
Yttrium price out of control: thus the race for rare earths threatens the entire chip market
The price of yttrium – a silvery-looking transition metal – has embarked on a trajectory that was unthinkable until a
In Antarctica, sea ice reaches the third lowest winter peak ever: the bleak satellite images
On September 17, as the southern winter lost strength, the sea ice around Antarctica reached its maximum annual extent: 17.81